English-Portuguese translation for "push"
"push" Portuguese translation
push {noun}
And this energy, according to Einstein, exerts a push on the universe.
Obviously it would be helpful to push this development forward.
I believe, then, that we have given a lot of things a push in this area, but can do still more.
Chemical rockets provide too much thrust, too much push.
The new WTO Round may lead to a further push towards globalisation which will make many people anxious.
You may have wondered what happens if I give the robot a little push.
We can give them a little push, so that it will become reality.
I believe they need a push in the right direction, major.
As far as we are concerned, the European Union should take the matter into its own hands and push for change.
He could've at least given me a push or something.
to push {verb}
to push [pushed|pushed] {vb} (also: to jog, to yank, to propel, to shove)
Because I believe that we should push each other towards a certain laicity.
Woman: We saw the men trying to push the soldiers, but none of them could do that.
Which bench are we planning to use to push these countries into the swamp of poverty?
I believe that we should, so to speak, 'push ' these countries in order to get them accepted.
Behind him there was a child, his son, red in the face in an effort to push the father.
to push [pushed|pushed] {vb} (also: to operate, to perform, to do, to act)
By acting this way, you are pushing them into the arms of the extremists who finance some of the madmen operating elsewhere in the world.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "push":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "push" in Portuguese
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